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Hemophilia is a rare bleeding disorder in which blood does not clot normally due to the absence or lack of sufficient blood-clotting proteins. This genetic disease causes prolonged bleeding in patients due to injury or surgery. There is no cure for hemophilia as of now. However, numerous drugs are available in the market that helps in clotting of the blood. These drugs along with proper treatment and self-care help people with hemophilia to maintain an active and productive lifestyle.
 
According to our report, “Global Hemophilia Therapeutics Market By Drug (Advate, NovoSeven, Kogenate, Feiba), By Type of Hemophilia, By Treatment (On-Demand, Prophylaxis), By Therapy (Replacement, Immune Tolerance Induction) Outlook 2022”, the hemophilia therapeutics market is constantly evolving. Researchers have developed several generation recombinant factor products for the treatment of hemophilia. Initially, the first generation products contained added human albumin as stabilizer in the final preparation. These products were exposed to human or animal protein during production. 
 
Gradually, second generation of recombinant factor products were produced which did not contain albumin in the final preparation. However, these products were exposed to human or animal protein proteins during production. With the arrival of third generation, recombinant factor products were manufactured with the elimination of human and animal proteins from the culture media and final preparation. Furthermore, these products utilized viral inactivation steps to further increase safety.
 
Moreover, the manufacturing of recombinant products, such as Nuwiq, Eloctate and Alprolix, ushered in the fourth generation of products. These products are produced in the human embryonic kidney cell lines, without human or animal protein exposure. Such products are expected to closely resemble the native clotting factor. This in turn will impact the recognition of the protein by the immune system of the body and decrease the development of inhibitors. Therefore, the constant improvements in the recombinant factor products will propel the growth of global hemophilia therapeutics market as more people will be compelled to use them for treatment.
 
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